@StaGiors
Yeah, it's Hjalmar. He have a nickname, but I don't know english version of it. When translated literally it is Hjalmar Curved-Mouth or something like that ???
Yeah, it's Hjalmar. He have a nickname, but I don't know english version of it. When translated literally it is Hjalmar Curved-Mouth or something like that ???
Ok, I think I've read all the thread correctly and I'm not repeating any question.
Well, now that Yennefer appeared in the Witcher games and there's some discussion about the way she looks, let's ask something related.
At some point in the books Geralt finds out with his penetraiting and detail-spotter witcher eyes, how Yennefer may had been in her youth, before she went through magical phisical transformations (something like magical aesthetical surgery), and knowing that many sorceresses are sent to sorcery academys, because of being ugly or deformed and so without the possibility or marrying some lord and having a proper future.
What phisycal deformity or uglyness does Geralt think Yennefer could have had before becoming a sorceress?
Well, now that Yennefer appeared in the Witcher games and there's some discussion about the way she looks, let's ask something related.
At some point in the books Geralt finds out with his penetraiting and detail-spotter witcher eyes, how Yennefer may had been in her youth, before she went through magical phisical transformations (something like magical aesthetical surgery), and knowing that many sorceresses are sent to sorcery academys, because of being ugly or deformed and so without the possibility or marrying some lord and having a proper future.
What phisycal deformity or uglyness does Geralt think Yennefer could have had before becoming a sorceress?
Very well @Ljesnjanin . And he erases those thoughts from his mind, fearing Yen could read them and... well, perhaps kill him in an overflowing of anger.
Yout turn.
Yout turn.
Yes, beautiful and intelligent Cantarella...In my language it's Kantarela...It doesn't matter, I guess...
You again, @Nekrypt
You again, @Nekrypt
Ok, one more before heading to university. An easy one.
At the end of The Lady of the Lake, it's said how three dangerous "men", that fought for different factions before, met their ways while fleeing from their own lands, all of them victims of treason and with bounties on their heads.
Who were those three dangeorus ones and where did they decided to head together?
At the end of The Lady of the Lake, it's said how three dangerous "men", that fought for different factions before, met their ways while fleeing from their own lands, all of them victims of treason and with bounties on their heads.
Who were those three dangeorus ones and where did they decided to head together?
I'll put this under spoiler.
Boreas Mun, Isengrim Faoiltiarna and Sigi Reuven (we know who he is), they decided to head to Zerrikania if I remember well.